in twee weken of over twee weken

14:36 Jan 16 

Ik zou zeggen dat 'in' hier fout is.

Het is 'over' of 'binnen'.

over twee weken = nadat twee weken zijn verstreken
binnen twee weken = voordat twee weken zijn verstreken

Het punt is, ik ben niet helemaal zeker van het Engelse 'in two weeks'

Maar zie het voorbeeld hieronder --> in two weeks = over twee weken

1. "In two weeks": This phrase indicates a specific point in time that is two weeks away from the current moment. It means that the event or action will happen exactly two weeks from now. For example:
- The project deadline is in two weeks.
- We will have a meeting in two weeks.
2. "Within two weeks": This phrase indicates a time frame or a period that starts from the current moment and extends up to and including two weeks. It means that the event or action will happen at some point during the next two weeks, but it could occur at any time within that duration. For example:
- The package will be delivered within two weeks. (It could be delivered anytime during the next two weeks.)
- You will receive a response to your application within two weeks. (The response could come at any point within the next two weeks.)

10:05 Jan 16 

Ik denk dat deze handiger is, aangezien de vraag over 'in' ging: https://taaladvies.net/met-of-over-of-binnen-een-week/